[题目]根据首字母或汉语提示拼写单词[1]Why are you s at me?[2]We are encouraged to eat a balanced d every day.[3]There is a l to my patience.[4]It was his f that we were late.[5]I soon s what the mistake was.[6]She h 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】根据首字母或汉语提示拼写单词

【1】Why are you s________ at (盯着) me?

【2】We are encouraged to eat a balanced d________(饮食) every day.

【3】There is a l________(限度) to my patience.

【4】It was his f________(错误) that we were late.

【5】I soon s_________(发现) what the mistake was.

【6】She has the c_________(好奇心) to know everything.

【7】According to a widely accepted t_________(理论), the universe began with a “Big Bang”.

【8】Too much smoking is h_________(有害的) to health.

【9】They wanted to move to a warmer c_________(气候).

【10】A friend in need is a friend i_________(真正地).

【答案】

【1】staring

【2】diet

【3】limit

【4】fault

【5】spotted

【6】curiosity

【7】theory

【8】 harmful

【9】climate

【10】indeed

【解析】

试题分析：

【1】staring 动词短语stare at盯着....看；该短语在句中作谓语动词，表示正在进行的动作。句意：你为什么盯着我看？

【2】diet 名词diet饮食，本句中该词有形容词balanced修饰，该词名词短语a balanced diet作为动词eat的宾语。

【3】limit 名词limit限制。本句中该词作为表语与系动词is连用构成系表结构。句意：我的耐心是有限的。

【4】fault 名词fault错误，该词更多强调责任。本句中该词和系动词was构成系表结构。

【5】 spotted 动词spot发现；本句中该词作为谓语动词，根据后半句中的was说明应该使用一般过去时。

【6】curiosity 名词curiosity好奇心，该词在句中作为动词have的宾语。句意：她又知道一切的好奇心。

【7】theory 名词theory理论，在本句中该词由形容词accepted修饰一起作为介词短语according to的宾语。

【8】 harmful 形容词harmful有害的；形容词短语“be harmful to...对...有害”在句中作为系表结构。

【9】climate 名词climate气候，本句中形容词warmer作为定语修饰它一起做介词to的宾语。

【10】indeed 副词indeed真正地；本句中该词做状语修饰谓语is a friend。

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